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Ferry. Rennie: ‘OOOOOOOOOOOOOOQO VOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQO. POCCI‘ICS braham Co. e for Wool 99900096 \\ xt door W001 eeds ett 0" GI. .999 969. 0009990909000 99009009099094 v9.0. 0909‘ '9. 90A Rutter 20c" eggs 18c St't‘ the allover laces and dress vrmnmings at Grant’s. u'u-l wanted, to tear!) tailoring. App”; to Alfred Schnurr, Everett’s “’1' Stand. 82 Wanted. oil" [0" ‘ Mrs. Eva, I) fin VOL. 46â€"000. 2412 .\';mterl.â€"By May 22nd, at good rl for family of two. Apply to Eva. Bruce street. Durham. l'hc- h-orse lair will be held here -«luy. Thursday. We understand number of buyers will be here. The adult Bible class of Trinity nN'h meets each Thursday even- , at s n.m.. in the basement of hr. Brown, eye. can .rmat. Will he at the m-ham. on Saturd mm 1'...) 10 5 run. M 95139593 supplied. \l mun! ,\ll amounts due to th v sun, Thomas MCG filed by June lst, 0| - pthQ‘d in other ban Minn. This is the ‘81 . )lm‘wath, Durham. \ .wt'mn salesâ€"Mr. Tl N EWS AROUND TOWN no annual Sunday school con- ll-on of the Anglican church in Deanery will he held on May The programs have already d, and a helpful and ured. y l. n printe westing convention is ass lzuly signing hogs are $9.40 th-v way the thing is be and before attaching blame drivers in either cue, it W< Well to investigate. lion ring ll «mgratuhne ith Newton U \t mg PW tin will °am .-\l .l nadian )Iltt) it up at the hn Whittaker. sprinkling, In turning | loose plank in town )lrs \Y , \V l‘i the King Edward fling: JUI“ nn 31 r ham will Wright‘s 9111' ll lC 59(1)!) a mi in the Mining .nose and Hahn House. my. May 17th. EYE“ tested It" 3rd evening W rig \V man‘s intention (3 end bf his AdVocutt‘. Her 1()(li ll' mtm )I'ODI di rhe con- :ret I’zl Isle I' l) minxS .lttm I' For sale cheapâ€"lady’s bicycle. |Apply to Miss A. 'C. MacK'enzie. I New subscribers may have The Chronicle for the balance of the year for 50¢. n- When the National Portland Cement ()0. Directors were here last week, they took an auto trip to Hanover, to visit the marl beds. Don‘t forget that Gatty Sellars. the great English pipe organist, will give a recital in the Presby- terian church on Monday evening next, the 19th of May. UH Dr. Smith, formerly missionary in Roman. China, ovcupied the Presbyterian pulpit on Sunday. Rev. Mathesomn. of Pricmille. \iill preach here Sunday next, morning and evening. ht A five-year-old daughter of J09. Radio, of Brantford, was bad- ly burned on Monday. Her cloth- ing caught fire from‘ a hon-fire. around which children were play- ing. The child has a chance to Mrs. Banks. widow of Richard Banks. of Glen Saturday. and her rema laid at rest in Zion cen‘ yMrmday afternoon. W UK recover. Petér Cornish. of must have a no“. of it pays to' raise. hog he sold thirteen to n-f Holstein. The tot: 3,260 pounds, and] he Mic. The proceeds $309.70. )l' On Sunday. May 25th missionary campaign the urchdmmm'y of P1 conducted. The [mi] varimis Anglican chur supplied by visiting l I May 'lr')th. thl- :inlmilli'vp ()n Sun-lay. throughout ‘sw THHSiHHIH‘Y mmumign zirt'htlmnwi°_\' of l’m'ti‘i \\i\l hp (">1 'l‘hv pulpits of thviwu W; win iw‘szl su lin- wondut'tt'd. Anglican (-hui't-hc vul‘imw Visiting (clergy. The Hillii'iit'ti My new, J. W. HotlginS. H.t\.. M St Ho Pziui'< ('huH-h‘ Stl'utfoi'd. wiii ron- MI (int-t the se-rx'it-vs and [ll‘t‘iu'h in in: Trinity (-hurt‘h ht'l't'. and in St; Priui's. ligrt'mont. Ht'V. \V. H. N] szi'tIt-y will tilkf‘ similar duty in in Southampton. a “V :u'v grind to announce that tho advance agent of the National ('3 Sanitarium Association has boon 5‘ in town this week. :u'rungin': for :i U let-tun- to b? givvn by Mr. J. P». “ \Vutson. field sot-rotary and lvc- 'l' of the aasooiution, on “'I‘u- "f‘ and tho work of tiw‘V ’1 Hospital ft)!‘ (‘nn- .‘ ‘i(' ll 1 turvr E Mirt-uitrqis. } \Iiit-zkokn Prov “ 'l‘ho locturv \Vili |‘\ln1[)ti\'PS. 1 tiviivm'ed on tho 22nd day of June. ' i' in the town hall. 'l‘hos‘v who have l 111‘ this. it'C- ‘iu-t-n [u'iViiog‘ed to he it again. t will be glad to hear recommend those t ‘3 who have not heard it to make a \ iimint of doing so. Entertain- 1 I intm'est and education are 1 outstanding features. this we‘ek, Mrs. illi‘t' .\Vt‘ strongly imvnt. «the three ’! On Monday of it ‘1 \VhiCh he apt lfi‘nreciated all the more, as it is I? one of a series of continued acts ic oi kindness and expressions of '9 goodwill which he has receivacL, m not only .trom members of h'n con- it gxeggfion, but how the citizens of I- Dnrham generally. fish. of Normanby. sort of feeling that .ise hogs. Last week aen to John Brown. The total weight Wen-q and he sold them.- at amounted t0 to resume Get your calling cards at The Chronicle office. The Chatham Planet was dee- troye‘d by fire on Friday night last. and two of the employees perished in the flames. The loss on the plant is estimated at $75,000. We regret to learn that Frossard Benton. who came homesick a few months ago. is not improving in health. We hope the approaching warm weather will have a bene- ficial. effect. In the absence of Rev. Mr. Prud-- ham. who was assisting Rev. Mr. \Vard at Varn-ey and Ebenezer on Sunday last. the Methodist pulpit here was ably filled by for the morning service by Inspector Campbell, who preached a very edifying and inspiring sermon. Mr. Andrew Pennington. a re.- cent G. T. R. conductor on the line here, was stricken with par- aleis while in the discharge of his duty on Saturday and had to be brought home from Hamilton to Palmerston. Mr. Pennington was held in high esteem here, and the community regret with us in learning of his illness. Mr. George William Jackson died Tuesday in Chicago. The reâ€" mains will be brought here for in- terment in Trinity church ceme- tery, at halfâ€"past two on Thurs;- dav afternoon. His son. Arthur IL. "t.v __ _ of this tmxn. from whose residence the funeral “ill be hold, was in {‘LGanrvt\ fnr ‘J Rhnrt tilnf’. i‘n“ Chicago for a short time, am! is accumpanfing the remains home. DURHAI, out, munsnAv, lay 15,1913, 'l‘lw refusal to grant licenses to the hotels in Meaford puts the whole of North (‘xrey in the dry lielt. not a single license being now held in that part of the (-oune t_\’. Meafm'd failed by a {rat'- tion of a vote to pass local option last January, and according to the strict interpretation of the law, it wasn’t necessary to refuse the licenses to the three hotels making application. Surely the tempera ance Liberals ought to give Mr. Hanna cretit for this one act. if for nothing else. Will any of then}. do so ? How does The Review feel on the subject? About the middle of last week, Mr. Thos. Wilson met with a painful accident, which will lay him off work for a number of LL‘ llllll v-- weeks. While engaged in the clay building, a heavy piece of scantling slipped through an open- ing in the floor, some fifty or sixty feet above him. This struck him on the shoulder, and, we are told, broke his collar bone in two J LS...‘ ptaces. former occasion being caught under a heavy chy. us is the second time met with painful in- the morning. The opening the bars: The new 13 ' also The G. 'l‘. R. freight sheds and station at New Lowell were com- pletely destroyed by fire on the 25th of April. Between five and six thousand dollars’ - worth of grain was destroyed. A $30,000 fire occurred Monday about mid-day in St. Catharines. The fire is supposed to have orig-l inated from children playing with: matches in an old junk shop. The flames .spread to the ice house of the St. Catharines Fuel and Ice LCompany, totally destroying the lbuilding. valued at $7.000. Most of the ice can be saved The fire oc- ings would indicate ings would indicate There’s .a man in town (3 and renovating feathers. and from what we hear of him he is giving excellent satisfaction. We don’t know his name. hut we know. the pillows he renovated for The (‘hroniele home have been greatly and we feel no hesita- tion in recommending him to those who have work for him to do. It ,seems reasonable to suppose that Epillows and feather beds, when ;long in use. will become more or lless unsanitar). and a proper ;cleziirsing is needed. His prices is he intends some time improved. seem reasonable. and z to remain in town for he will likely call at every home. ! The world’s greatest descriptiVe (latty Sellars. of the Hall. London. England. oshyter- organist. Queen’s Concerts, plays at the Pr ian church, Monday next. and from reports from neighboring towns, his performance of such descrip-l tive pieces as his “Storm at Sea.” and the “Russian Patrol” will a revelation, these ef- 1 com e as The performance 0! me Luna...â€" tinn music with cathedral chimes from the Queen’s Hall. London. England. will he a special feaâ€" ture. Secure tickets early, at 250, tn avoid disappointmetnt, as the world famed organist‘s perform- ances have the largest audiences on record in many of the. larger cities visited, He was for the 1 years a resident and while) here friends who will of his serious cu Mr. James Brow Mist-S Sarah, arriw un ’I‘uvsday nigh and druve to Ho] on thvir arrival hm'e. Sturrey, of this place (laughter, and has bet ant-P at her father’s ‘11- -â€"-, , Sturrey, of this place. is also a daughter, and has been in attend- ance at her father’s bedside SiIH'P he was taken down. Mr. Brawn, who is in the neighborhood of 7.5 years of age, and _a very active man for his years, had a similar attack about three weeks ago. but had apparently recovered. In a conversation with Mr. .1218. Brown this \Vednesday noon. the son in On Sunday t‘VPHiM-L iust "““rl the ehurehes had h horse driven by Mr. kins, of Bentinek. took fright at an automobile standing at the- side of the road near Rou'e’s link- ery. and started on a run up ' , . . In the buggy een let out, :1 Spencer Hopâ€" n-elly, daughter Donnelly, of Vick-rs, who. thrown out and sustained some minor injuries. A livery rig be- longing to liveryman Shutz, and driven by Enno Bauer, was run‘ into and had. the hind axle bent, and near Gun’s drug store the run- away collided with a post, got loose from the buggy and pulled Mr. Hopkins out over the dash- ‘board. Mr. Hopkins, hOWever. vry. and started ()1) a run up‘ In the buggy ' was Miss Dun- Mr. David who. was. thrown out and sustained somci minor injuries. A livery rig beâ€" longing to liveryman Shutz, and driven by Enno Bauer, was run into and had the hind axle bent,‘ and near Gun’s‘ drug store the run- away collided with a post, got loose from the buggy and pulled the dash- board. Mr. Hopkins. hOWever. ‘ hung onto the veins, and the horse i l ' age. done. fact. that he believes 0d chance for recove rm to learn ()f thv sv- ms from hourt trouhlv of Brown. :1 former resi- his place. now residing in Mr. Brown was taken ill y last, and we understand (‘ry is somvwhut doubtful. for the pin-1t four or five resident of this plucv, .9 here he made many who will 1'99;er to learn arious condition. His son, 108 Brown, and daughter. all, arrived from the West day night's (‘.‘ P. R. train, we to Holstein immediutnly Try The Chronicle 91' S Mrs. Mt .6 ‘ 0:}:DDKDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD DDDPDDDP’PDEDDDDPbDDDPO NO OLD STOCK 20 per cent. Off on all Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats. Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Etc., Etc. For the next; 30 days we are offering our complete millinerv stock, includ- ing this week’s new arrivals 111 Sailors, Outing Hats, and Fancy Shapes i11 Peanuts, \iilans Lewhurns and Pan- amas at greatlx reduced prices. Special value in ()hildrpn’s Hats This is a sale which it will be worth your while to attend and attend early ‘ while there will be a large assortment. to choose lrom. J. 8: J. Hunter $1.00 PER YE AB